Mayor of Suryodaya Municipality officially welcoming the Representatives from the Swiss government in Kanyam and guiding the dignitaries to trail based routes during their visit to Municipality for mutual discussions.
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Representing Nepal’s municipalities at The International Mayors Forum 2025 in Japan, Suryodaya Municipality proudly showcased its commitment to sustainable development and digital innovation. The forum brought together mayors and municipal leaders from around the world to exchange insights on advancing local governance through the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). During the discussions, Suryodaya’s frameworks and digital tools—such as the Suryodaya Digital Profile, Agriculture Portal, and the Official Municipal Website—were recognized for promoting transparency, efficient service delivery, and data-driven decision-making. This participation not only elevated Suryodaya’s presence in the international arena but also opened pathways for future collaboration, reinforcing the municipality’s vision of innovation, inclusivity, and global partnership.
On 26th Ashoj, Suryodaya Municipality undertook extensive post-disaster management and recovery efforts following the devastating rainfall of 18th–19th Ashoj that caused severe human and infrastructural losses. A municipal meeting led by the Chief Administrative Officer directed all sections to assess disaster impacts and report findings, while ward offices began collecting documents for temporary housing construction in line with national standards. Relief material reviews, health risk assessments, and agricultural and livestock damage evaluations were completed to ensure accurate recovery planning. Additional relief from the *One for One* campaign in Jhapa was distributed in coordination with the District Disaster Management Committee. The municipality also engaged donor agencies for continued aid, repaired damaged sections of key drinking water projects through local labor, and sought provincial and district-level technical assistance for further reconstruction. Road clearance and maintenance works were mobilized with heavy equipment, while community contributions such as drinking water support from Harrow Hall Academy helped address urgent needs. Municipal police, staff, representatives, and local organizations remain actively involved in ongoing rescue, relief, and rehabilitation operations.
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On 25th Ashoj, Suryodaya Municipality continued its post-disaster management efforts following the heavy rainfall of 18th and 19th Ashoj, which caused severe loss of life and infrastructure damage. The municipality submitted detailed damage and relief reports to the Chief District Officer, Ilam, and the Hon. Minister of Physical Infrastructure and Transport, Kulman Ghising, while advancing road restoration, temporary shelter documentation, and relief distribution—benefiting 42 affected families across several wards. Municipal and health offices remained operational over the weekend to ensure uninterrupted disaster response, with community members contributing labor for water supply restoration in Fikkal, Aitabare, and nearby areas. Teachers and municipal staff pledged one day’s salary to the Disaster Management Fund, and coordination continued with the Infrastructure Office, Ilam, for permanent road reconstruction at Maiyu River. Additionally, drinking water was distributed via tankers in Fikkal and Barbotey, supplemented by local donations, as municipal police, staff, and organizations remained actively engaged in relief and rehabilitation operations across the municipality.
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In the aftermath of the devastating rainfall that struck Suryodaya Municipality on the 18th and 19th of Ashoj, the municipal authorities swiftly initiated coordinated relief and recovery operations. On 24th Ashoj, key decisions were made to repair damaged infrastructure, distribute relief materials to affected families, and ensure the restoration of essential services like drinking water and road access. With active community participation, inter-agency coordination, and contributions to the Municipal Disaster Management Fund, Suryodaya Municipality demonstrated prompt and organized response efforts to restore normalcy and support the affected residents.
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Following the devastating floods and landslides that struck Suryodaya Municipality on Ashoj 18 and 19 (October 4–5), the local government swiftly initiated a series of post-disaster management efforts. Through coordinated action with Maijogmai Rural Municipality, community organizations, and private sectors, essential repair and relief operations were launched. Roads and bridges are being restored, immediate relief has reached affected families, and drinking water systems are under repair. These timely measures reflect Suryodaya Municipality’s strong commitment to rebuilding resilience and restoring normal life for its residents.
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As Mayor of Suryodaya Municipality, I had the honor of representing municipalities in the global discussions on developing a roadmap to ensure universal access to early warning systems for all types of hazards by 2027. With Nepal leading the “Early Warnings for All” initiative for 30 countries, I shared insights from our municipality’s experiences in disaster risk preparedness and reduction during a high-level panel discussion. The event, attended by senior government officials, UN agencies, and international organizations, provided an important platform to contribute local perspectives towards building stronger disaster resilience and advancing multi-hazard preparedness worldwide.
Suryodaya Municipality has been at the forefront of empowering small-scale farmers through innovative agricultural practices. One of its most successful initiatives, the sexed semen technology, ensures up to 90% female calves with higher milk yields, leading to greater income and improved livelihoods. By combining science, technology, and local dedication, the municipality is not only transforming dairy farming today but also securing a stronger, more productive dairy sector for the future.
Suryodaya Municipality is making decisive strides toward a greener and more inclusive future. From launching a multi-stakeholder Tea Trail and waste management initiative to empowering youth through vocational training and promoting clean energy with eco-friendly cooking stoves, the municipality is championing sustainability, citizen well-being, and smart development. These recent efforts reflect a growing commitment to collaboration, innovation, and environmental stewardship.
Suryodaya Municipality takes major strides toward its development vision through direct farmer engagement under the IPM program, distribution of sustainable tea farming tools, and over 200 scholarships awarded to daughters and daughters-in-law demonstrating real progress in agriculture, education, and community empowerment.
